The Straits Times, 28 April 1986

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    16 1 The Strait s Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1986 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Chong Boon shows the way
    797 1  -  AUGUSTINE LOW Hawkers get together to cut prices by 10-30 per cent By MOST hawkers have resisted lowering their prices despite a fall in costs. But yesterday, a group of them in Chong Boon took the lead by reducing cooked food and drink prices by
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    Lock icon Pied Pipers of the green
    160 1 JAKARTA Three snake charmers have been called In to clear Jakarta's select Rawa mangnn golf course of poisonous snakes, after a golfer was bitten In the leg, Aatara news agency reported yesterday. The snake-bite Incident prompted Indonesian Golf Association chairman Sadomo, who Is also the
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    Retail giants go ahead with expansion plans
    162 1 GALERIES Lafayette Is the latest victim of the slump in the Singapore retail sector, hat some big retailers are going ahead with ambitious expansion plans. Yaohan Is Injecting another $4 million Into Its Thomson Plaza store and the three listed retailers, Robinson's, Metro
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    Puppets to help in anti-crime drive
    236 1 Contest aimed at getting message across to the young PUPPETS will be enlisted to help spread the crime prevention message. The National Crime Prevention Council and the National Library are asking those who are keen on puppetry to take part in a competition. They
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    UN meets today over its 'worst financial crisis'
    871 1  -  PAUL JACOB Group of 18 reviewing efficiency of world body By It it natural and understand- abla for countries to bring their own interests before the UN for support. Just as Asaan brings the Cambodia issue before the UN. But at a
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    Lock icon Philippine rebels kill 9 soldiers
    96 1 MANILA Rebel forces in the northern Philippines have ambushed government troops for the second straight day. killing nine soldiers and seriously wounding three others, the Defence Ministry announced. The ambush occurred on Friday in Kalinga Apayao province, 48 km south-west of the scene of an
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      Lock icon BRITON KILLED
      31 1 teßl SALKM A Brltph t«urist was shot dead east Jerusalem ■pterday in an apparent Pfcrrtlla attack, police said. Poliee identified the \i< tim as Paul Applebv of Bristol. Reuter
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      33 1 Rumhlin^s grou in Aquino ramp Page 5 The problems Mrs Aquino most eome to grips with Page 14 Inside Summary World News 3,4 Asean gjpuseway fi pininil 14 15 Dollar 17-2t ■ports 22-23
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      349 2 Heavy bookings KALLANG THEATRE is virtually booked solid, although it won't open its doors to arts patrons until June. Show organisers have confirmed bookings for 40 performances and eight rehearsals at the 1,800-seat theatre, Singapore's largest indoor one. Roughly half of the bookings are for the Singapore Festival of
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      Comment
      149 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THOUGH tlft tend tmrii political anil eewJt divergence ftmtng the countries of Eaiten Earspe Is a healthy mm, It would be ■aive to rappsse that the Soviet Union would write tte apron strings altogetner. Whatever leeway It permit* these countries, It will always enowe that
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      Around Asean...and across the Causeway
      293 2 Aquino under fire CORAZON AQUINO has completed two months in office as President of the Philippines, and she is already getting a lot of flak for being weak and indecisive. Mrs Aquino still enjoys wide and unprecedented popular support. But her supporters and allies in
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      Timesport
      277 2 Clough picks Everton EVERTON will retain the First Division title and go on to dominate English soccer for the forseeable future. That's what Brian Clough says, and the outspoken Nottingham Forest manager, whom many would dearly have loved to see as England manager, has a habit of being proved
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      Section Two
      506 2 Watch that medicine THE RECENT spate of letters to the editor in The Straits Times, following a report that a Health Ministry survey had indicated that one in five doctors was not labelling medicines properly, reflects the concern in the medical and pharmaceutical professions. To use a medicine
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      Timesdollar
      244 2 NEW LAW TO ALLOW TROUBLED FIRMS TO PROTECT ASSETS A PROPOSED law that will allow companies in trouble to request the appointment of a judicial officer to temporarily protect their assets from being liquidated by creditors was welcomed by the financial community, including accountants and bankers. The law is
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      Around the world
      176 2 Fewer Libyan envoys ITALY HAS ordered Tripoli to cut its diplomatic staff in Rome by 10 and announced restrictions on the remaining diplomats. Libya in turn has threatened that it will take "reciprocal measures" against West European countries for cracking down on Libyan missions and individuals. The
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      Forum
      107 2 THE POWER OF TV A READER recently expressed the conviction that television cannot beat the influence of the home if parents instil correct values in their children. A parent has written in to caution against inferring that the influence of the home supersedes that of TV. He says that
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      Buyers'Guide
      353 2 Buyers' Guide Grow your own Dou Ya' Whether you require 'Dou Ya' for your business or would like to make 'Dou Ya' your business, a machine advertised at classification 57 should interest you From Taiwan, this bean sprout growing machine is capable of producing 10 lbs to 6,000 lbs of
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      125 2 •ibu'N enjoy every shocking page' The World is FUll of Married Men lackie Collins Phoney showbiz promises I hustlers with little talent and no principles the power of the casting couch all play their part in this devastatmgly raundy expose of life in the fastest lane of all Ybu en/oy
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      Lock icon Babrak Karmal mystery deepens
      291 3 ISLAMABAD President Babrak Karmal failed to address Afghanistan's Revolution Day parade yesterday, fuelling speculation he was either ill or out of favour with Kabul's main ally, the Soviet Union. State-run Radio Kabul, reporting live on celebrations marking the eighth anniversary of the 1978 communist takeover, mentioned
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      Lock icon Woman's bid to fly 21,000 km in small plane
      168 3 LONDON A British woman took off on Saturday in an attempt to be the first to fly the 21,tH km to Sydney In a mlcrollght aircraft. Ms Eve Jackson, 28, lifted off from Biggin Hill airfield, sooth of London, on the
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        Lock icon Qatar detains 29
        100 3 QATAR IS holding 29 workers 26 Filipinos, two Britons and a Dutchman seized in a raid on an offshore reef wheie Bahrain has been building a coastguard station, diplomatic and shipping sources said in Bahrain yesterday. Shipping sources said bm helicopters swooped onto the construction site on
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        Lock icon French N-blast
        65 3 PRANCE YESTERDAY exploded its first nuclear device this year at its South Pacific Mururoa Atoll test site, New Zealand scientists said. The explosion was small, equivalent to four kilotonnes of TNT, they added. New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange has criticised the explosion, saying: "This test highlights the
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        Lock icon Polls clashes toll
        58 3 MORE THAN 200 people were wounded in two days of clashes between rival Bangladesh political groups, police in Dhaka said yesterday. Supporters of the pro-government Jatiya Party clashed with activists of the opposition Awami League in Dhaka, Chittagong, Manikganj, Mymensingh and Jessore on Friday and Saturday, amid
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        Lock icon Car bomb defused
        65 3 WKXICAN POLICE defused a bomb planted in a car in front of the United States Embassy in Mexico City on Saturday. Responsibility for the bomb described by police as a home-made device was claimed by a group naming itself after Simon Bolivar, the "liberator" who led many
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        Lock icon Eva's diary sold
        57 3 THK 1*44 DIARY of Eva Braun, Adolf Hitler's lover, was sold at an auction in Munich, West Germany, on Saturday for 16,500 deutschemarks (5516,420). The diary, in which Braun wrote appointments and comments on her life, was bought on behalf of a foreign museum, auctioneers Hermann Historica
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      Lock icon China 'facing many economic problems'
      468 3 7 -year-old plan for market-oriented policies the cause CIA WASHINGTON CHINA is suffering from numerous problems as a result of its seven-year-old programme to introduce market-oriented economic policies, according to a Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) report. Among the economic setbacks are a decline in grain
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      Lock icon Oil price 'back to US$32 a barrel within 10 years'
      226 3 WASHINGTON World oil prices could drop below US$lO (Ss22) a barrel this year but are likely to go back up to US$25 to US$32 a barrel by the middle of the next decade, according to an Energy Department report. "The
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      Lock icon Nakasone: Yen's sharp rise outrageous
      129 3 TOKYO Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone has described the yen's sharp rise as "outrageous," and says he will seek co-ordi-nation on currency stabilisation at the Tokyo summit. He told the Upper House of Parliament that the US dollar's slide in value was adversely affecting the world's
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      Lock icon HK triads 'may be linked to murders'
      160 3 HONGKONG Triad gangsters may be linked to a spate of murders and woundings here, a local newspaper reported yesterday, only 11 days after a government body recommendpd tough new measures to curb organised crime. On Saturday, eight men attacked four youths queueing outside
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      Lock icon Italy orders Libya to cut embassy staff
      490 4 Travel restrictions also on diplomats from Tripoli ROME Italy has joined several of its European Community partners in moves against Libya by ordering Tripoli to cut its diplomatic staff in Rome by 10 and announcing restrictions on the remaining diplomats. Meanwhile, Libya has
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      Lock icon Gaddafi to find out what went wrong
      411 4 TRIPOLI The government of Col Muammar Gaddafi is enmeshed in a bout of unusual self-criti-cism over the poor military fight it put up against the American air strikes nearly two weeks ago. Col Gaddafi, said by Eastern bloc sources here to be upset
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      Lock icon 'I was asleep when bombs came down'
      152 4 LONDON Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi was quoted by a British newspaper yesterday as saying he was asleep with his family In their home In Tripoli when US planes tombed the city on April IS. "The house came down like a heap of rubble,"
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      Lock icon Egyptians leave Iraq
      52 4 BAGHDAD Many Egyptian workers are leaving Iraq because of an Iraqi government order banning the transfer of currency abroad, Egyptian Ambassador to Iraq, Mr Abdel Moneim Ghoneim, said on Saturday. According to him, the measure had affected about 150,000 of the estimated one million Egyptian workers in
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      Lock icon Kennedy clan wedding a celebrity event
      231 4 HYANNIS PORT (Massachusetts) The niece of assassinated President John F. Kennedy, television personality Maria Shriver, married Austri-an-born bodybuilder and actor Arnold Schwarzenegger on Saturday at a church near the Kennedy family compound before a celebrity-studded crowd. The bride's aunt, Jacqueline Onassis, was among the
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      Lock icon Newspaper to publish the Windsor love letters
      420 4 LONDON Britain's royal family is facing yet another embarrassment from the abdication crisis of 1936 following the announcement by a London newspaper that it had secured for publication the love letters of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. The Daily Mail said on
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      Lock icon Founder of orphans' villages dies, 66
      122 4 INNSBRUCK Hermann Gmeiner, twice nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for his foundation of the "5.0.5.-Children's Village" movement that provides homes for orphans in four continents, died on Saturday, aged 66. A spokesman said Mr Gmeiner died following an operation to remove a malignant
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      Lock icon Ceasefire with Muslim rebels breaks down
      181 5 Ceasefire with Muslim rebels breaks down MANILA A 17-day-old ceasefire between government troops and Muslim guerillas has broken down, with renewed hostilities in the southern Philippines leaving four soldiers dead, it was reported here yesterday. Heavy fighting occurred on Saturday between troops and Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) rebels in
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      Lock icon Reagan talks to Marcos on the telephone
      158 5 HONOLULU President Ronald Reagan telephoned former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos on Saturday. The call was the first since the Philippine President was ousted In February this year. Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes made the announcement In a terse two-sentencr statement. There was no word
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      Lock icon Son Sann: I'll seek funds for 'Marshall Plan'
      215 5 BANGKOK In an effort to bring Hanoi to the negotiating table, Cambodian resistance leader Son Sann said he would seek funds on upcoming trips for a "Marshall Plan" to rebuild Cambodia and Vietnam. Mr Son Sann, Prime Minister of the resistance Coalition
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      Lock icon Thai held in Taipei on drug charge
      79 5 Thai held in Taipei on drug charge TAIPEI Security agents at Taipei's international airport arrested a Thai national on Saturday for allegedly trying to smuggle 4.006 grammes of heroin into the country, an airport official said yesterday. The heroin, worth some US$l.5 million (553.3 million), was discovered in a false-bottomed
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      Lock icon War against opium
      74 5 BANGKOK The Thai military said it plans to completely eliminate poppy fields in five northern provinces by the end of next year. Col Yingyos Chotipimai, Deputy Chief of Staff of Thailand's 3rd Army Region, said authorities had, in the past year, destroyed about f>. 200 hectares, or
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      Lock icon Bomb hoax jet leaves Bangkok
      76 5 BANGKOK A Pakistani Airlines jumbo jet left Bangkok yesterday after police searched the plane following a bomb threat made in Manila by an anonymous caller, police said. The call to the control tower in Manila airport came as the Boeing 747 was approaching Bangkok after
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      Lock icon Wanted man shot in hotel lobby
      167 5 MANILA A Filipino murder suspect was shot dead in the lobby of Manila's Holiday Inn hotel yesterday during a gunbattle with soldiers that sent employees and guests fleeing for cover, the military said None of the estimated 400 hotel guests were hurt in the
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      Rumblings grow in Aquino camp
      467 5  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Correspondent MANILA Corazon Aquino has completed two months in office as President of the Philippines. Her 100-day honeymoon with the Filipino public is just past the halfway mark and she is already getting a lot of flak for being weak and
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      Protectionism to top the agenda
      375 5  - Protectionism to top the agenda LEE KIM CHEW YANG RAZALI KASSIM Security tightened for Asean-Reagan talks By and NUSA DUA (BALI) Senior Asean officials met yesterday to finalise the agenda for the Foreign Ministers' meeting with President Ronald Reagan on May 1 as security measures were tightened for the American
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      657 5 L__ JGET THE RBAU^HOLESOME BREAKFAST J GETS KX/ CRACKING Sta/t w//ft a toasted, buttered English muffin. Then a large fresh egg. A savoury slice of cheese. Final iy ik K'H^h^^ i&^KSH^^^^^^^^^^ riear^y s^ ce °f Canadian bacon. All hot off the Mff- v -i^^j^oS^^^^^^g griddle. And you have a wholesome
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      Usno drive has still to leave the launch pad
      538 6  - Usno drive has still to leave the launch pad ALBERT RAMALINGAM KOTA KINABALU With only seven more days to polling, the opposition United Sabah National Organisation's (Usno) election campaign has still to take off. In the state capital here, there are no posters or slogans asking peple to vote Usno
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      Lock icon Sabah Chinese party unveils its platform
      254 6 KOTA KINABALU The Chinese-based Parti Cina Sabah (PCS) has unveiled its manifesto, focusing on what it says will be effective Chinese representa tion respected by all political groups in the country. PCS President Francis Liong, releasing the manifesto on Saturday, said although the Chinese
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      PBS polls theme: Save democracy
      557 6  -  ALBERT RAMALIMGAM Party campaign centres on two ex-Chief Ministers By KOTA KINABALU The thrust of the ruling Parti Bersatu Sabah's election campaign is centred on the state's two former Chief Ministers Datuk Harris Salleh and Tun Mustapha bin Datu Harun. Under the campaign theme "Save
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      Lock icon Malaysian crude now down to US$13.50 a barrel
      258 6 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia, a non-Opec oil producer, has slashed its crude price by between US$3.3O and US$3.6O a barrel effective April 1, industry sources said. The latest price cut by the state oil company, Petronas, brings the price of Malaysian crude to
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      Lock icon Joint plan to boost gas resources
      120 6 KUALA LUMPUR Thailand and Malaysia have finalised plans for a joint authority to develop gas resources in their common sea boundary area in the Gulf of Siam, the Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Dr James Ongkili, said here yesterday. A draft agreement
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      Lock icon On sale: Goods past the expiry date
      250 6 On sale: Goods past the expiry date KUALA LUMPUR Walk Into an> supermarket la Koala Lnmpar or PeUllng J»y> and pick ■p ft packet be It breakfast cereal, milk or biscuits and It may tan out to have past its life on the shell. To make matters worse, many products
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      348 6 C^^rtrik -*jlßH^^k.- v.-.- v, wv x- oyv <^a: «^.v Ifl iinill> l BMW 7 series. With a few deft calculations, you'll realise But they are reluctant to do so, because you Ye paying 20% of the sale price. Or to be there's news adrift that the new BMW 735i will
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      Full bookings for Kallang Theatre
      351 7  - Full bookings for Kallang Theatre LEE SIEW HUA 40 shows and eight rehearsals confirmed By THOUGH it won't open its doors to arts patrons until June, Kallang Theatre is virtually booked! solid. 4 Show organisers have confirmed their bookings^ for 40 performances and eight rehearsals at the 1,800-seat theatre, Singapore's
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      Workshops, talks, classes — something for everyone
      349 7  - Workshops, talks, classes something for everyone IRENE HOE By THE Festival of Arts is harvesting a bumper crop of workshops, talks, seminars and master classes for people in the performing arts and for those who just like to watch. One of them, by the Multigravitational Aerodance Group aims to show
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      269 7 THOSE who want to attend the Singapore Festival of Arts will have until Wednesday to make bookings by post, after which they have to queue up at counters for tickets. Tickets will he on sale from May 15 at counters at kalian* Theatre, Victoria Theatre, Victoria < oncrt Hall
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      UNKNOWN Man brought in prohibited immigrant
      159 7 UNKNOWN Man brought in prohibited immigrant A MALAYSIAN fisherman charged a countryman $159 to bring him Into Singapore from which the man had been banned from entering but landed himself in Jail for two years for doing so. A oonrt heard on Friday that Mohd Yassln bin Khamis, 38, had
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      'Tell workers how savings on wage cuts are used'
      242 7 'Tell workers how savings on wage cuts are used' EMPLOYERS have been urged to tell workers how savings from recent wage cuts are being used to enhance the company's productivity. This will dispel any doubts among workers that the pay cuts they have suffered so far benefit only the bosses.
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      Condos ask police for security aid
      429 8  - Condos ask police for security aid YEO KIM SENG Free surveys on how to keep estates safe By MANAGERS of new condominiums are seeking police help to beef up the security of their estates. Three condominiums that have asked for such aid are East Coast Ville in Upper East Coast
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      Video libraries want grace period after bill is enacted
      432 8  - Video libraries want grace period after bill is enacted PHILIP CHEAH By VIDEO libraries, fearing business failure in the face of the proposed copyright law, want a grace period when the copyright law is enforced. They hope to get at least three months to replace their present stock with copyright
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      Counselling centre elects new officials
      72 8 MR EDWARD Ong Keng Wan has been elected management committee chairman of the Counselling and Care Centre Other offirials are I>r Peck Hock Cheng, vicechairman. Mr See? Keng Tat. treasurer, and Mrs Ngiam Geak Kim. secretary The other elected members are Mrs Tan Phong Looi.
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      Jailed for embezzling company of $19,600
      118 8 Jailed for embezzling company of $19,600 A MAN embezzled his company of more than $19,600 over a period of two months, then abruptly left the company He decided to go back to claim his last-drawn salary on Feb 6. But not only did he fail to get the money, he
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      Public's help sought in four cases
      177 8 Public's help sought in four cases THE public is asked to contact the police hotline to give information on (our cases. An unidentified Chinese man died after he fell from Block 173, Lorong 1, Toa Payoh on April 19. The man, in his 30s, was plump and had collarlength hair.
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      Untaxed cigarettes
      53 8 DUTY on 54 cartons of cigarettes would have been $643. but a labourer on Friday found himself having to pay $5,000 for them This was the fine imposed on Yew Boon Leng. 40. for i having the dutiable ciga- rettes on April 10 The ciga- rettes were obtained
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      Upgrade skills, MP tells workers
      151 8 BOOM or slump, old skills must be sharpened and new ones acquired to ensure that they are good enough to help workers make a living. This advice came from Mr Chin Harn Tong. Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs) and MP for Aljunied. In boom time,
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      Another kitchen cabinet crashes
      277 9 A COLLECTION of crockery built up over 12 years was shattered when a kitchen cabinet crashed. This is the second kitchen wall cabinet to fall in less than three weeks. In the Rodrigues home at 1 am yesterday, the crash that was heard was, unfortunately, not
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      479 9  -  GERRY de SILVA Redeployment, job enlargement plaiff By HOUSING Board staff could be redeployed and their jobs enlarged to make the best use of human resources. Announcing this last night, HDB Chairman Hsuan Owyang said these would be introduced when necessary and possible. "When such measures are put into
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      Hero who never saw himself as a brave man
      234 9 Hero who never saw himself as a brave man TECHNICIAN Chong Fatt Shing, 33, never saw himself as a brave man. So last night he wore a broad but shy smile as he heard Housing Board Chairman Hsuan Owyang describe him as one "who has displayed exceptional gallantry above and
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      Army man dies in crash
      71 9 AN ARMY officer died while his son and maid were seriously injured when his car went off Upper Ayer Rajah Road and hit a tree yesterday. Firemen took about 30 minutes to extricate the body of SAF Captain Joseph I -urn Chan Chonj?. 36, from
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      Logo design contest
      43 9 THK Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises Score is holding a logo design competition to mark its 10th anniversary. The top prize is $5,000, with five consolation prizes of $300 each The closing date is May 24 For details, rail *****76
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      Telecoms to issue two sets of stamps
      193 9 Telecoms to issue two sets of stamps TWO sets of commemorative stamps for May will be issued just one day apart the first time two sets are issued on consecutive days. On Labour Day, Telecoms will release a set of four 10-cent stamps and a set of four 35-cent stamps
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      'Start panel to develop medical talent here'
      574 10  -  KONG SOOK CHIN Doctor also suggests a degree course for nurses By SET UP a committee under the Health Minister to develop local medical talent and start a degree course for nurses. These are two of several wide-ranging moves to bring about medical
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      200 turn up for first public medical convention
      357 10 200 turn up for first public medical convention MORE than 200 people attended the Singapore Medical Association's convention yesterday when it opened to the public (or the first time. SMA President Dr Khoo Chong Yew said public education was a priority for the association this year. Hence members of the
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      Foundation stone laying
      64 10 THE Minister of State (Health and Foreign Affairs), Mr Yeo Cheow Tong, will attend the foundation stone laving ceremony for the Health Ministry's new skin disease centre, tomorrow. The centre will be built on vacant land along Moulmein Road within the compound of Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
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      Bedok gang fight: Two held
      116 10 TWO suspects have been detained in connection with a gang fight in Bedok North on Friday that left two people dead and two others injured. Police said yesterday the two men, aged 21 and 32, were arrested following an investigation that involved 22 people. The
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      Travel fair
      32 10 FIVE national tourist offices will hold a travel fair on Thursday at Hyatt Regency Hotel. There will be halfhour presentations of holidays in Thailand, Britain, India, New Zealand and Australia.
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      SAF exercises
      159 10 SAF exercises THE Singapore Armed Forces will be conducting military exercises from today to Saturday in the Lim Chu Kang, Tuas, Marsiling, Mandai, Wing Loong, Loyang and Sembawang areas, in which blanks ana thunderflashes will be used. The public is advised not to be alarmed. Military exercises will also be
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      Percentage of O-level passes 'may drop'
      258 10 Percentage of O-level passes 'may drop' FEWER pupils may pass this years O-level examination in terms of overall percentages. Bat in absolute numbers, more are expected to make the grade. M>M this observation at the Schools Council on ■Saturday, Education Min[Cs^be a Uttle bit too mPJctrto hope that the percentage
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      Eye-dotting
      39 10 TWO dragon boats, the Dragon Valiant and Dragon Vibrant, bad their eyes "dotted" by the SAF's Chief of General Staff, Major-Gener-al Winston Choo. at the Singapore Armed Forces Yacht Club in Sembawang on Saturday before they were launched.
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      Tourism meeting to focus on incentive travellers
      264 11 INCENTIVE travellers, the big-spending tourists who holiday on company account as a reward for their performance, will be the focus of attention in a meeting to sell Asia as a convention destination. The four-day talks, starting tomorrow in Seoul, is the third annual
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      Muslims rally to tackle hurdles
      490 11  -  AHMAD OSMAN Regional Islamic Convention By A MUSLIM convention yesterday resolved to use Islam as the driving force to improve the social and economic status of Muslims in the region. The aim, the convention said, could only be carried out by sincere and humble Muslim
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      The Tunku drops in
      67 11 THE Singapore Muslim Converts Association in Pheng Geek Avenue was abuzz with activity on Friday when former Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman visited it. With the head of the association, Mr Ridzuan Abdullah, on his right, the Tunku smiles as a warm hand of welcome
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      Honour for Red Cross helpers in hotel rescue
      161 11 THREE hundred and twenty-five Red Cross volunteers yesterday shared doable honour* for their rale in the Hotel New World rescne recently. They not only received a certificate of appreciation each but also had the privilege •f receiving it from Mr (iota Kee
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      Chiam plants 'test case' tree in estate
      290 11 Chiam plants 'test case' tree in estate MR CHIAM See Tong, the MP for Potong Pasir, yesterday planted a tree outside his new MP's office in the estate and described the act as a test case of sorts. "If you feel strongly that you have a legitimate right to do
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      Swimming with fins
      60 11 A SESSION on fin-swim-ming, or swimming with flippers, will be conducted by the Vice-President of the World Underwater Federation at the Toa Payoh pool today between 9 am and noon. Mr Karl-Heinz KerU. 56, also conducted video shows, lectures and pool coaching sessions on fin-swimming for Singapore
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      824 10 OVERSEAS UNION ENTERPRISE LIMITED I pi (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) LQ ffi NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 5 K NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-Third Annual General Meeting of g fn Overseas Union Enterprise Limited will be held at Mandarin Court 'A', 4th Jfl floor, Mandarin Hotel,
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  • COMMENT/ Perspective
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        Shades of red vary, but...
        548 14 THE increasing political and economic divergence between the countries of the so-called communist bloc is an encouraging development, both (or the people within it and (or the world outside. One is referring here not to the new liberalisation in China which has already received substantial
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      Punchlines
      6 14 "Gee. thanks, Prime Minister Nakasone!"
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      'Educate the public on role of armed forces'
      2021 14  -  PAUL JACOB Professor Michael Howard, Regius Professor of Modern History at Oxford University, was in Singapore last week to give a talk to the Singapore Institute of International Affairs. Now Vice- President of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, he has been
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      The problems Mrs Aquino must come to grips with
      622 14 The problems Mrs Aquino must come to grips with Editorial headlined Democracy in the Philippines, published in the Financial Times of Lor.don on April 21. THE critical situation in which the Philippines found itself when President Corazon Aquino came to pownr required urgent and radical solutions. Nobody, least of all
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      A history of suspicion
      869 15  -  LIM YOON LIM Things appear to have become more serious with Gen Murdani's threat to freeze defence co-operation with Australia The Foreign Ministry, as indicated by Dr Mochtar, seems prepared to let the issue cool down Behind the Sydney Morning Herald affair Around the region By
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      Opec agrees to disagree on strategic points
      439 15 Opec agrees to disagree on strategic points Regional comment Editorial headlined Opec agreed to disagree again, published in the Indonesian Observer on April 21. SO FAR little, if any, of the unexpected has come off the ministerial meeting of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) in Geneva. Even when
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      Lock icon The 'ship of the future' is now a white elephant
      686 15 WASHINGTON The supertanker a behemoth that dwarfed warships and epitomised the power of oil is vanishing from the oceans. Touted as the ship of the future a few years ago, with capacities ranging from 160,000 tonnes to 400,000 tonnes, the
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      575 14 I OVERSEAS UNION TRUST LIMITED fd (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Jfl NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING K NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-Fifth Annual General Meeting of S Overseas Union Trust Limited will be held at Mandarin Court 'A', 4th Floor, rz 2! Mandarin Hotel, Orchard Road,
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      Don't just blame parents
      668 16 Foolhardy to ignore negative aspects of TV THE letter "TV cannot beat home influence unless parents aren't doing their job" by Mr Jimmy Wee (ST. April 17) addressed itself to all parents. Being a member of this much-maligned species, allow me to put into perspective the
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      You will solve problems and continue to prosper
      171 16 I HAVE just returned from Singapore after one of a number of visits I have made over the years. I never cease to be impressed by the progress which has been made between my visits. This time I visited the National Productivity
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      No action against man who gave dud cheque
      155 16 No action against man who gave dud cheque I CANNOT help wondering why is it that the police can't deal with a "small" dud cheque case like mine. About six months ago, I received a dud cheque as repayment for a loan. 1 made a report at Queenstown police station
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      Numerous shoes thrown away
      140 16 Numerous shoes thrown away I WOULD like to support Ms Patricia Howe's comments in her letter "Pavements that ruin women's heels". (ST, April 23). I cannot agree more that those "heel-eating" pavements are not only destroying but are also "burning holes in our pockets". I just cannot account for the
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      Must utilities applicant go to PUB?
      299 16 Must utilities applicant go to PUB? TO open a Public Utilities Board account, one has to attend in person, and pay a large deposit. In my opinion the deposit is unnecessary since one needs a fixed abode to enjoy PUB's essential services and is, therefore, easily traceable. Moreover the power
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        Prospective blood donor thought to be namesake
        280 16 PLEASE refer to the letter "Hospital refused blood from donor" by Mr Kunju Rama. (ST, April 14). Mr Rama came to donate blood during the week following the New World Hotel collapse. As our records showed that a person bearing the same name
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    • Happenings
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        This week
        247 17 4 TURNING technology opportunities into fact is one of the greatest challenges of the de- cade for bank managements. Mr Robin Stamer, partner of consultants Arthur Andersen. APRIL 28 A "Negotiating Terms Conditions in Contracts" seminar will be held for all senior management involved in international business. A
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        Appointments
        161 17 MR STEVEN A BERGKAMP has been appointed Deputy Manager in the Singapore branch of Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company. He has been with MHT for seven years, having served in New York, Seoul and Bombay before coming to Singapore. Mr Konald W W Loke has joined PK Christiania Bank (SEA)
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        Lock icon GE's stake in Wall Street firm
        97 17 NEW YORK General Electric Co. the 10th largest US industrial corporation, will buy an 80 potrent stake in Kidder. Peabody and Co Inc. one of Wall Street's oldest and most closely hold investment firms. l*>th compa nies have said General Electric Financial Services Inc.
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        Lock icon Renminbi deposits
        95 17 BEIJING The livink of China, the state foreign eachUff bank, has r>egun lakitu; deposits in China's <lomesi!'' CWTMCV, the lenminbi an offi< ial press report MM last week In the past, only the In dusttiai an<i Commercial Bank of China and A^t i PVltUral Hank of China op
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        Lock icon Daewoo parts for British jet
        84 17 Daewoo parts for British jet PARIS Daewoo Heavy Industries is to supply British Aerospace with parts for the Hawk training and tactical support jet, the South Korean company said here last week From next year. Daewoo will deliver supports usoii to cany bombs or missiles under the wings of the
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        Lock icon Shimizu in airport deal
        63 17 TOKYO Japans No 2 constitution company. Shimi/u Construction Company has won an enk'nifci int; contract to modernise the Kathmancltj aii poit i ompany of ficial said on Sa tun lav He said work in the project undei the S.C hi I lion yen (SJ.H3 66 million)
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        Lock icon Car phone venture
        87 17 TOKYO .Japan's CSI gl ant Toyota Motor Cm p plans to move into the < u telephone market in a joint venture with several other companies, Toyota sources said on Saturday. Toyota is likely to file an application with the Posts and Telecommunications Ministry this summer on
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      Lock icon Shrinking market cause of CCB's $14.6m loss
      187 17 Shrinking market cause of CCB's $1 4.6m loss CYCLE Carnage Bintang Bhd's interim results for the period ended March 31 have been severely affected by intense competition in a shrinking motor market. It reported a pre-tax loss of $14.6 million compared with a pre-tax profit of $11.03 million in the
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      Mitsui Bank lowers rates
      85 17 M ITS I I Bank has lowered Its Interest rates for loans and deposits with effect from today. Its new prime lending rate is 7.5 per rent and its savings rate is down to 3 per cent. The Interest rate on a one-month fixed deposit is
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      Retail groups strike out on growth trail
      697 17  -  WONG AI KWEI TONG YOKE THO Yaohan leads pack in opening new outlets amid slump By and EVEN as the retail slump claims its latest victim, Galeries Lafayette, the pioneer Japanese retail chain, Yaohan, is going ahead with its ambitious retail expansion. Yaohan,
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      Stores fan out in hunt for suppliers
      740 17 BEHIND the opening and the closing of stores lie a process of re-examination of the premises on which the retail trade had been operating. Forget tourist sales on which all Singapore stores with a limited domestic market had long relied on. Remember instead
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      Phone calls will be the order of the day
      111 17 LETT your fingers do the walking buy a refrigerator or a television set by phone and it will be delivered to your home. Yaohan will hold a week-long telephone shopping service during which customers can phone in their orders for bulky
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      Protection for firms 'may lead to loan curbs'
      526 17  - Protection for firms 'may lead to loan curbs' N. BALAKRISHNAN Companies Act amendment By A PROPOSED law that will allow companies in trouble to request the appointment of a judicial officer to temporarily protect their assets from being liquidated by creditors was welcomed by ihe financial community, including accountants and
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    • Company news The week that was
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        Final results
        63 18 Gross Group pre-tax Year to dividend profit/loss ('000) 10 (9 U) $4,031 ($10,027) Dec 85 C Properties 30 (30) $10,360 ($11,512) Dec 85 G E Lite 21 (21) $12.915c ($13.005c) Dec 85 ICS 12 5(12 5) $8,338(10.248) Dec 85 Ming Court 7 5(30) $2251 ($5,290) Dec 85 Seacorp
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        Preliminary figures
        86 18 Gross Group pre-tax Year to dividend profit/loss ('000) A Enterprises 22 (18 0a) M58.220 ($11,689) Jan 86 D Keramat (71) M55.578L ($10,453) Jan 86 island Pen 25 (25) M531.361 ($32,949) Jan 86 K Kampar 53 (15.3) Ms23ob ($746) Jan 86 Kramat 2.5 (15) M$6O7L ($607) Jan 86 Matsushita
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        Interim results
        24 18 Interim Group pre-tax Half-year to Company dividend profit/loss (000) Metal Ctamers $2,260L ($3,120.) Dec 85 SPH 10 (10) $46,517 ($57,740) Feb 86
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        Corporate news
        573 18 The TRIAL of Malaysian businessman politi cian Tan Koon Swan, scheduled to begin on May 5, has beenn postponed to August. Stockbrokinp firm Lin Securities' senior partner, Mr Lin Tah Hwa, has withdrawn all offers he made to rescue the firm from liquidation Aokam Tin's 40 per cent-owned
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        INDICES
        46 18 F nancial Times Industrials Friday 1357 9 (1348 0) -p Dow Jones Industrials Friday 1835 5/ -1831.72) L Nikkei Stock Averse Saturday 157J7.34 (15.689.88) ffjiir»? m brackets relet to those of the prrvwm tradint lay) > j r i i i ~r i i t~* t
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        Lock icon Sydney
        150 18 SYDNEY The Australian market ended the week easier as profit-tak-ing in industrial stocks and a weak resources sector cut into the record gains made the previous week. The All-Ordinaries Index, which closed the previous week at a record 1.218.8, finished 8.5 points down at 1,210.3. The All Industrials Index
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        New York
        125 18 Apr! ?S USJ Ch*rf* *„,o. Cp 8 1 M •<n ••or T»* 32 I „.it -irs 12s. '«Kh Hewk-tt Pock 47 r« I4K ma p.,s, Mocr. IS9'-. ♦I %P. A T»l 48 Inhn Jtisn 68 K.i.s^f Akjm Cp 20-. itr->n Indust 87s 2' si aaa Aire S4>. I
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        Tokyo
        194 18 T Cham* rai statu Trm 156 -4 Maalaaaaal 370 4 1210 unch NaaauaaSet 1880 '30 .oitsu 2 Oaasasu* KoraaSa 715-10 Omnn t„tr,s, 1580 6 Kut 339 taw*, ftonaai I3JO Kvocora 4660 taich He...—. °ZT 15 aJtaa- '■*> H L h ->i™ Ifl 973 2330 10 Shorp 9// Matsu Elec
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        128 18 HONGKONG After profit-taking early in the week, the Hang Seng Index soared to an all-time high of 1,834.62 points on Friday, nearly eight points above its previous record of 1,826.84. The week started off mixed, with profit-taking on Monday and consolidation on Tuesday. Bayers remained cautious on Wednesday, with
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        62 18 TOKYO The Nikkei Stock Average suffered a moderate 68.73-yen loss on the week in erratic trading amid the yen's steep appreciation against the US dollar last week. The Nikkei, a hefty 432 32- yen winner the week before, closed on Friday at 15,689.88. Volume averaged 540.5 million shares a
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        London
        579 18 April ?5 Pence Chante INDUSTRIALS Alked-Lyon* 306 8 Ass Doines BTR PLC 460 unch Bobcocks 188 3 Borcloys 529xd I 5 B»echom 406 2 BtCC 355 +2 Blue Circle BOC Group 349xd +2 Boots 262 1 4 Bo«ain 320 -3 BATS 398 3 Britonnio 131 unch BP 536 unch
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        550 18 High-tech stocks capture attention Theory of investors focusing on growth NEW YORK If events of the past few weeks are any guide, high-technology just might be coming back into fashion on Wall Street. When the stock market rose in recent days even as the bond market was suffering
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        169 18 LONDON A shakeout on Wall Street, fears that the weakness of the US dollar would halt the decline In world interest rates and a set of disappointing first-quarter figures from Britain's largest company, Imperial Chemical Industries, combined to send share prices sharply lower last week. Attempts at a late
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      How your stocks performed
      3479 18 M shares quoted have a pa. value ot $1. unless otherwise specified 'Adjusted lor scrip, rights N Tai-eiempted dividend ABN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars ***** Last Yield Net Vol Week Hlfti Low Company Sale Change p
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        Bank rates
        321 19 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 5 4 |l*j 4 Monthly 5 Autosave 4 4 fixed deposit 1 month 4' 4 4'« 4 4 4 1 2 months 4 4 1 3 months 4 4 4 4 4 1 > 6 months I V, 4 i
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        Banks' PLRs
        472 19 BANKS' prime lending rates at the close of business on Friday 25 April. Bank PLR Algemene Bank 7 I American dpress 8 1 4 Am Dam R terdam Band Arab Banking Corp Arab Bank ltd 8 Asia Commercial 7 A HI Banking Group Wt Ban Mm: Lee Bank
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        Asian $ rates
        187 19 Asian rates ASIAN currency average nch low week ended Apr! 25. 6 months mis 49 16 12 months IM 4 9 16 MD PRICES Usg Stering ■Baa In. Mi t n I°* 7Ha« I CI I m nrh 10? 10S awL. m/i« Sii/it 3 months 10 1 Ht ?^L I
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        Forex
        157 19 SPECULATIVE pressure had again done the trick of pushing the US dollar to new lows, breaking resistance levels of 170 yen and 2.20 deutschemarks. The slide continued, with the greenback retreating before an advancing yen. A minor correction occurred at the close of the week, but it quickly petered
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        GOLD ACCOUNT
        26 19 Buying Seine Hrfhest- Lowes* rffhest -Lowest SS/pn ss/pn Bank of China 24 38—23 89 24.53—24.04 OUB 2435-23.91 24 50-24 06 UOB 24.34-23 95 24.49—24.10
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        GOLD MARKET
        36 19 The usual weekly gold and financial futures report was not available yesterday. GOLD USJ/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 344 80— 345 30 344 35-344 75 Fri Thurs New York 344 00—344.50 344 90 345 40
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        223 19 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIO foreifn currency Australian dollar 1 6089 1.6118 6.33—6.15 Canadian dollar 1.5885 1.5904 640—627 NZ dollar 1 2776— 1.2815 7 98-7 69 Sterling pound 3.3719—3.3756 2.99-2 94 US dollar 2 2010— 2 2020
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        Rubber
        40 19 Ctosinf prices RUBKR S'pore KL cents cents S kilo M kilo Apr 21 163 00 182 00 Apr 22 160 00 180 00 Apr 23 163.00 180 00 Apr 24 164.50 181 00 Apr 25 171 00 182 00
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        Tin
        35 19 Closing Turnover TM prices Tonnes Cents (M)kilo S kilo M kilo Apr 21 14.70 42 Apr 22 14.75 53 Apr 23 14 70 53 Apr 24 14 69 33 Apr 25 14 65 60
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        99 19 LONDON Prices turned uncertain on the London physical rubber market over the past week, where both business and inquiry were at low levels. Reports of tighter supplies of RSS (ribbed smoked sheet) grades in East Asia, which accounted for the rise on the Singapore paper market towards the end
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        Lock icon Tin
        53 19 QUIET. Limited trade was reported on the European free market (basis Rotterdam warehouse) in the region of £3.790-3,810 per tonne, little changed on previous levels. The debt-ridden International Tin Council (ITC) settled out of court with one of its creditors, Standard Chartered Bank, paying both in cash and in
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        41 19 LOWER. The tone was dulled by the 70,000-oz rise in London Metal Exchange stocks to 38,762,000 oz and by sterling's rally, as well as by thin conditions that combined to push prices down to their lowest since July 1982. AFP
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        Lock icon Copper
        34 19 UNCERTAIN. The disappointing 4,250-tonne fall in London Metal Exchange stocks to 134,325 tonnes, the lowest since last July, coupled with sterling's advance, took values down gradually to their lowest since last December. AFP
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        Lock icon Aluminium
        44 19 LOWER. Values oscillated with early gains made on reports of Japanese buying and the 7,325--tonne fall in London Metal Exchange stocks to 153,800 tonnes, the lowest since last July. Merchants outside the LME quoted US$l,3lO--1,330 per tonne against U511.250-1.270 the previous week. AFP
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        69 19 ROTTERDAM Koninklijke Nedlloyd NV has said its subsidiary Nedlloyd Lijnen BV will launch a trans-Atlantic container and bulk service from July 1. Four container ships will serve the ports of Bremerhaven, Felixstowe, Rotterdam, Le Havre, New York, Norfolk and Savannah. Nedlloyd added that in view of
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      Ships in port
      197 19 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Hong Hmg M3B 28/4 28/4 Harapan Baru M2A 28/4 28/4 Frotadurban KlB aside 28 4 Melaka laya MIB 28/4 28 '4 Hinglai K3l aside 28 4 N,a a 22 (2nd Call) M2 28/4 29'4 Paaarti Tiga K34
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      Lock icon G Lumber to revamp staff and divest in recovery bid
      450 20 KUALA LUMPUR General Lumber Bhd has adopted a three-prong strategy to turn the group around into a viable and profitable concern, group executive director Nik Mahmood bin Haji Nik Hassan said over the weekend. He disclosed after the group's 23rd
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      Five stocks to watch
      266 20  -  Lui Khong SIA This stock Is forming what Is known m a "triple top." Soch a formation generally Indicates a subsequent downward move. Closing at $«.3t on Friday, SIA has been moving horizontally since the beginning of March. Watch for a re-enactment of the recent rally
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      Lock icon 'Log jam' puts N Borneo Timbers in the red
      241 20 'Log jam' puts N Borneo Timbers in the red KUALA LUMPUR The continued downturn in the logging industry has taken its toll on North Borneo Timbers Bhd which has announced a loss for the 19 months ended last December. Group pre-tax loss for the period amounted to $2.99 million. This
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      Tat Lee sees slow finish in second half
      254 20  -  After-tax profits slide to $7.3 m TAT LEE Bank, which did better than other banks during the first half of its financial year, was unable to produce results to match its interim performance. The second half contributed only $1.63 million to after-tax
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      586 19 Get ahead. Get your own copy Make sure of your own copy of Business Times. Because an occasional glance at the office copy could mean getting left behind in the business race. Business Times is packed with information vital to the HpnpM^^M Singapore business scene. Information you need to see
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      479 20 I I I I l l l [TTzmTTrnL ah Pre-Tax Profit |_Rff!flT I Another E liji=l Record Year Jl I PROFIT £55. 8m (1984:£47.5m) S^^^^Htl^: I Dividend Per Share H GROWTH CONTINUES ~==&|E±| Further significant business expansion rafl I Capital expenditure C27m lIIIIIII^^^H I Expenditure on acquisitions £39m JU I
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      122 20 YOU WATCHED HIM PICK A POCKET, NOW WHAT'S THE COLOUR OF HIS SHIRT? If you're stuck with a black and white surveillance system, you can only guess. And what's more without clear identification the culprit may go scot- free. ■^K^-Ft* should consider 'the I Vf 'iKF^L I National full colour
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  • RACING
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      Chinese Wall's Derby
      317 21 Classic win for stayer in lucky 13th start By OUR RACING TEAM FIRST: *****1 SECOND: *****6 THIRD: *****0 STARTERS: *****6, *****4, *****6, *****5, *****6, *****7, *****5, *****3, *****5. CONSOLATIONS: *****5, *****7, *****3, *****0, *****8, *****3, *****4, *****3, *****9, *****0. IPOH It was a grand slam for visiting
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      Johnson and three others suspended
      2270 21 Visiting jockey Cooksley lands big-race double for two Tan Sris PETER Johnson, S. Marzuki, W.Y Chee and W.K. Seow were suspended yesterday at the end of inquiries adjourned from the first weekend of the Perak Derby meeting. All four jockeys were charged under Malayan Racing
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      A touch of Singapore in Australia
      319 21  -  ROGER YUE By in Melbourne SINGAPORE "came to Australia's most famous racecourse Flemington, in Melbourne on Anzac Day when the last race was dedicated to the Australian soldiers who fought on the island during World War H. Called the Changi Hand icap, the race
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  • OBITUARIES
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      184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam
      40 21 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam S.S. GNANAM Departed 28th April 1985 Gone from our lives to be with the Lord, But in our hearts he is always near. Dearly missed and always remembered by loved ones.
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      152 21 181 Deaths 181 Deaths GWEE PENG KWEE Age 89 passed away on 27/4/86 leaving behind wives, sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daugh-ters-in-law, grand children, grand daugh-ter-in-law and great grand daughter. Cortege will leave Blk. 421 Tampines St. 41 #02-130 29/4/86 at 3.30pm. for Mt. Vernon Crematorium for cremation. ELAINE TEO SUAN ME
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      182 Acknowledgements
      96 21 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MOM TAN SIANG HONG (MRS KUAH LEONG HUAT) wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, colleagues, neighbours and especially Mr Woo Yeo Chong and family for their condolences wreaths, donations and assistance during their recent bereavement. TMC FAMILY OF the
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      184 In Memoriam
      136 21 In LovinQ Memory Of MR TAY SWEE GU AN CHRISTOPHER Departed: Mth April IMS 1 year since you've gone. But memories of you still linger deeply in our hearts. Deeply miaaed and ahvaya rememberod by tamMy and loved onea. In Loving Memory ot ARUMUGAM S/O SUPPI AH
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      185 Requiem
      104 21 THALAI THEVASAM MR. K. SELVARAJAH Departed: 10/5/85 Memories of you. are ever so clear Our love for you. Is forever dear. iJeeply missed by wife, children, daughter-in-law and grandson Prayers will be held on 29/4/86 at 11.00 am and 6.00 pm at 35, Bloxhome Drive Please treat this
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      184 In Memoriam
      92 21 In Loving Memory of MDM. WEE SIEW DEPARTED: 28/4/85 The depths of sorrow w^ cannot tell. Of the loss of one we love so well. And while she sleeps peaceful sleep. Her memory we sh;i'l always keep Always rememberer) by Daughters-in-law, Grandchildraf^^Grga^arandchildryn. CHUA GUEY CHYI Departed 28/4/84
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      247 21 MR RICHARD A JACOBSOHN DIED 26 APRIL 1986 AT HOME Funeral to take place Tuesday 29 April, in Sydney, Australia. With thanks to our friends for their kind support and sympathy shown. From his family, Lilly, Eric, Rolf and Richard Jr. 91 THE [f y STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR OBITUARIES
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Lock icon DIVISION ONE HIGHLIGHTS
      550 22 Vrsfril I «t I'roin 2 (2-t): Iwo late goals by (.'eorge KeiPy fn! relegated West Brom cancelled out first half strikes by Stewari Robsoa ant! lan AUinson (penalty). Crowd: M.543. istin Vlllj! 3 ChHsea 1 (I Two goati in the last eight in i 'in *v; e
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      697 22 After nearly tripping Everton, Clough fancies Mersey siders to retain crown LONDON EVERTON will retain the First Division title and go on to dominate English soccer for the forseeable future. That's what Brian Clough says, and the outspoken Nottingham Forest manager, whom many would dearly have
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      Lock icon RESULTS, TABLES
      1371 22 DIVISION ONE Arsenal 2 West Brom 2. Aston Villa 3 Chelsea 1. Ipswich 3 Oxford 2. l.ivei pool 5 Birmingham 0. I.uton 3 v\ hi. ml 2. Manchester United 4 lx>i< ester 0. Newcastle 3 Manchester City 1. Nottingham Forest 0 Everton 0. (Queen's Park Rangers 2 Tottenham
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      Lock icon Davies quits
      150 22 RUGBY CARDIFF Gareth Davies, the former Wales rugby union captain, is retiring from the game. After inspiring Cardiff to their fourth Welsh Cup win in the last six years, the 29-year-old fly-half said "the old spark is just not there". Davies, Cardiff's record scorer with more than 2,800
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      175 22 CRICKET LONDON Opener Graeme Fowler, dropped by both England and Lancashire last season, impressively seized his first chance to make a comeback by hitting 180 in the County championship on Saturday. Fowler, whose first hundred of this year's threeday competition lifted Lancashire to 331 for four
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      240 22 J»p*a Open (Japanese, unless stated): 281 Hideto Shigpnobu 74. 67. 68. 72. 283 David Ishii (US) 69, 72, 72. 70; Masahiro Kuramoto 64. 70, 75, 74. 284 Wayne Smith (Aust) 72, 68. 68. 76. 185 Graham Marsh (Aust) 69. 72, 68, 76; Eitaro Deguchi 67, 74. 74. 70; Kazuyoshi
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      Lock icon Homester's title
      413 22 GOLF TOKYO JAPANS Hideto Shigenobu won the Japan Open, final leg of the Asian Golf Circuit, yesterday when he shot a par-72 in the windy conditions for a four-round total of 282. The 31-year-old Shigenobu shot three birdies against as many bogeys on the 5,551-metre Ibarai Country Club
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      Lock icon Noah foils Swede monopoly
      353 22 TENNIS MONTE CARLO French No. 1 Yannick Noah eliminated top seed Mats Wilander to reach the final of the Monte Carlo Open tourament on Saturday. Noah won 4-6, 7-6, 6-4 for a showdown with Joakim Nystrom, 7-5, 4-6, 6-3 conqueror of fellow-Swede Stefan Edberg. Wilander dominated
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      SNAPSHOTS
      150 22 It was a bit emotional. The fans gave me a terrific reception and it was a goal I really wanted. The lads have been disappointed not to win the championship after such a great start to the season. If I ever did come back, there is no other club
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      Lock icon Bayern pip Werder in dramatic final game
      294 22 Bayern pip Werder in dramatic final game EUROPEAN SOCCER BONN Bayern Munich snatched the West German League title in a dramatic finish from Werder Bremen on Saturday. While Bayern showed the champions' touch to dispose of Borussia Moenchengladbach 6-0 at home, Werder lost 1-2 at Stuttgart to let the Munich
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      Lock icon Chatrier gives 10C a volley
      206 22 Chatrier gives 10C a volley MONTE CARLO Olympic leaders were slammed on Friday for hypocrisy in delaying opening the Games to professionals. Philippe Chatrier, International Tennis Federation president, described as intolerable a move by the Association of National Olympic Committees at their general assembly in Seoul this week to block
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      603 22 ATHLETICS Devon Morris, of Jamaica, won the 400m dash and set a Drake Relays record on Saturday with a time of 45.215ec at Des Moines, lowa. He beat the old mark of 45.315ec set by American Willie Smith in 1977. Lillie Leather wood broke her
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      Republic to invite Fandi and Pathma
      346 23  -  JOE DORAI SOCCER By SINGAPORE'S star striker, Fandi Ahmad, and two others who are attached to Malaysian state teams will be invited to join the Republic's squad when they meet English Division One club Manchester United at the National Stadium on May 11. Besides
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      SBHFL suspend three players
      187 23  - SBHFL suspend three players ALBERT JOHNSON By ALI AHMAD, of Banque Nationale de Paris, who failed to attend the Singapore Business Houses Football League commission of inquiry to face allegations of misconduct in a senior knockout competition, has been suspended for three months. AH was slapped with a one-month ban
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      Kong Siong bag fifth straight win
      134 23  - Kong Siong bag fifth straight win PETER SIOW KONG SIONG chalked up their fifth successive National Basketball League victory at Gay World Stadium last night. They triumphed 84-63 over Ivy House in a match that saw them spluttering at the start then zooming home. Eddy Ng and former national sharpshooter
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      Circulation the champs
      55 23 THE Straits Times Circulation Department emerged the champions at the seventh annual Press Sports Gub athletic meet at Anderson JC yesterday Circulation, whose team included national distance stars P Pugalenthi and K Jayamani. topped the points tally ahead of Times Periodicals and ihmJpl.fi->! Straits Times Advertising More
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      Tyrwhitt move closer
      36 23 TYRWHITT SOCCERITES consolidated their National Football League Division Three title hopes when they beat Somerset United 3-1 at St Wilfrid's yesterday. Other rwalta: Redhill Rangers 3 Bedok Youth 3. Cairnhill 2 Jubilee 0.
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      THOMAS CUP UBER CUP
      231 23 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ThMMM Cap OtMp A: laiwla 4 Deamark 1 (Indonesia first): Icuk Sugiarto bt Morten Frost 15-7, 154; Eddy Kurnlawan bt Jens Peter Nierhoff 15-12, 15-9; Llem Swie King bt Ib Predriksen 15-6, 15-9; Uem Swie King and Kartono bt Jesper Helledie and Steen Fladberg
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    • ON THE ATHLETICS SCENE
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        Flash boss takes a lash at SAAA
        415 23 EDMOND PEREIRA, president of Flash Sports Club, has charged that officials of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association are "engrossed in promoting their own image instead of the sport". He said track and field had generated bad publicity, not through the achievements of sportsmen
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        Kean Mun hits new heights
        145 23 Kean Mun hits new heights NO KEAN MUN rewrite ike fl«ay ci P»*« v»alt POO9PI wfera he cleared 4.4? metres at the N»tt«B*l SUdinm yestertey. The 2t-yc*r-*ld tuMam •1 •ervtoenuui added two centimetres U the »Id mark, which he held Jelatly with Chan Chin Wah. He dn« had set the
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        Handy Anderson
        110 23 ANDERSON Junior College stumped favourites St Andrew's JC to clinch the Singapore National Olympic Council Trophies (or A Division boys and girls during the finals of the Schools Relays at the National Stadium yesterday. Though they won only one gold medal, AJC's ability to finish among the medallists
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      LOCAL SPORT IN SHORT
      322 23 8. SATHIVAIL grabbed the last three wickets to help Ceylon Sports Club score a one-run win over United World College in a Division One cricket match at Dover Road yesterday. CSC, sent in to bat, were skittled out for 82. And UWC were 77-7 when Sathivail
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      Chinese coach keeps an eye on Singapore
      312 23 4 I'm delighted to see the Singapore team here, though I must admit I was surprised to hear that they were among the qualifiers. Frankly, I did not ex- m pect them to beat Thailand. Fu Hanxun JAKARTA Singapore's performances in the Thomas
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      Singapore slump again
      360 23  -  J. RAJENDRAN But Wing Cheok and Khee Wee carry the fight to England From ONE game from Lau Wing Cheok and another from the doubles pair of Tan Eng Han and Tan Knee Wee was all the resistance Singapore could muster as England cruised to a 5-0
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      Kops still holds court albeit with less elan
      312 23 JAKARTA Looking at Erland Kops today, it is hard to imagine that he was seven times AllEngland champion, and the undisputed ruler of the court in the 60's. The years have brought about an increase in Kops' waistline, but Denmark's 49-year-old team
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      I cuk puts hosts on glory path
      242 23 I cuk puts hosts on glory path JAKARTA Champions Indonesia declared their intention to retain the coveted trophy with a compre'hensive 4-1 defeat of Denmark. The 1963 world champion Icuk Sugiarto paved the 1 way for the Indonesian win by defeating All-England champion Morten Frost in straight games. On a
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      Durable Donald back on the roll
      207 23  -  PETER SIOW DONALD YUEN, a familiar name on the local scene some years ago, was back in the limelight when he rolled to the top spot in Phase n of the fifth national bowling trials at Jackie's Orchard yesterday. His old touch returned as
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      Peter to return for title defence
      353 23  - Peter to return for title defence TAY CHENG KHOON SQUASH By PETER HILL, the man who put Singapore on the international squash map, will be back to defend his national title next month. Peter, the first East Aiian to reach the second round of the prestigious British Open last year
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      23 23 RESULTS DRAW Mo: 33/86 50UT0F49 40, 21, 44 25,18 ADO. No 2 TUNE IN TO SBC TEXT CHANNEL 5 PG 188 FOR RESULTS
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      96 23 TODAY'S EVENTS DARTS AbcJmt Kent Dlv I: SIA Group I v Alex Sports (SIA Sports House, Bpm). HOCKEY SHA Dlv I: Kampong Chantek v Prisons (Farrer Park AC. 5.30). NattoMl SHmmi B B*yi (Tanglin, 2.30 A 3 40; Balestier. 2.30 2 3 .40). BOCCEB BBHFL Jutor k.: Mml-flMl: RDC v
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    Make best use of incentives, Raja tells bosses
    225 24 EMPLOYERS and entre preiKmrs should take advantage of the Government's incentives to help them become more competitive. Mr S. Rajaratnam, Senior Minister (Prime Minister's Office), told reporters that during this recession, the Government is giving more help to employers because they are
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    Tough tests for new cars made easy
    110 24  - Tough tests for new cars made easy DONALD HIGGS By London Correspondent LONDON Car testers at England's Austin Rover plant found the ideal road to put new vehicles through their paces. It was potholed, rutted and with adverse cambers the lot. The only problem was that it was in Ireland.
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    Criticism 'won't harm ties with US'
    460 24  -  LIAK TENG KIAT Reagan plays down Asean reaction to Libya strike By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON CYiticism in Asean countries of the American attack on Libya will not harm their relations with the United States, President Ronald Reagan said on the eve of his visit
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    Lock icon Hawke plays a round with men at the helm
    177 24 Picture by YAP YEW PIANG A ONE-D4Y stopover for Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke provided him with the opportunity for a round of golf at the Istana with the men at the helm in Singapore. He Ls se«n here during the
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    Lock icon North-South gap widening: IMF
    306 24 Report sees better prospects for rich countries, bleak outlook for poor ones WASHINGTON Rich countries are moving towards better growth but poor countries are getting weaker, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reported yesterday. China turned in one of the best performances. The IMF reported that Chinese
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    Lock icon Oscar actor dies at 74
    64 24 PALM SPRINGS (California) Actor Broderick Crawford, who mainly played gangsters but won an Academy Award for his portrayal of a corrupt politician in All The King's Men. died on Saturday of complications from a stroke, a hospital spokesman said. The burly, gravel-voiced Crawford, also remembered
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    28 24 HONGKONG A seven-year-old Hongkong boy is in hospital hero after being diagnosed as a carrier of the deadly Aids virus, the Sunday Morning Post reported. AFP
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    Lock icon Six die as troops fire on Haitian protesters
    250 24 Six die as troops fire on Haitian protesters PORT-AU-PRINCE At least six people were killed and dozens injured when troops fired on a crowd of 10,000 Haitians who had marched through the capital after a memorial service for political victims. Protest organisers and hospital sources said three people were electrocuted
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    Lock icon Cambodia likely to feature in Bali talks
    262 24 Cambodia likely to feature in Bali talks DENPASAR President Ronald Reagan is interested in learning about the latest developments on the Cambodia issue because he wants to help Asean find a political solution to the problem, American sources said yesterday. A senior US government official said Mr Reagan was likely
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    Campaign to beat baldness in Singapore.
    308 24 A remarkable invitation goes out tomorrow from a leading hair replacement consultant. It is an offer to everyone concerned about thinning or balding hair to call in at Singapore's Svenson Hair Center. Experts are waiting to give full and frank advice on how to
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      265 24 A large insurance broking house has advised its clients to set up their captive insurance companies in Singapore. Will the newly-elected Council of the Singapore Society of Accountants get full support? Bl Good reading for I decision-makers Tell your vendor you need Business Times, or ring Betty Ton on *****1
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      150 24 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Showers over several areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow. 31 max., 25 mil SUNSET today: 7.07 pm. SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.57 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 13 17 C Cloudy Manila 20 36 C Sunn\ Amsterdam :C Melbourne 11 17 C Sbwui Bangkok 25 35
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      Don't just swallow that pill
      1253 1  - Don't just swallow that pill NANCY KOH Ask what it does to you Here's a layman's guide to the medicines used for common ailments (see and the dos and don'ts. Compiled by YOU have a right to know. And you have a right to ask. There is nothing mystical in
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        1079 1 Know your medicines Typaa A action Effects Typas action Effects auviniATino tf+mßM a#ll I rnci Paracetamol Does not matter if taken with or without food ANTIDIUIIbO luttllfl-illLLtnol Relieves, pain and lowers fever. Do not exceed 8 tablets of 500mgm (for adult) a day. Penicillins: ag: Ampicillins, Cloxacillin, This medicine works
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        Plastic guns: No child's play
        565 2 With terrorism on the rise, security experts are finding new ways to stop the all-plastic gun and explosives from slipping past screening systems. SECURITY experts are taking sharp aim at terrorists who try to sneak non-metal weaponry through screening systems. The chief target. An all-plastic
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        Teaching a robot to lift eggs is slippery business
        392 2  -  RAYMOND SANTHASEELAN What are engineering students doing with hard-boiled eggs and blood flow? Our reporters find out at the recent technology fair at the Singapore Science Centre. By TWO engineering students kept mopping up broken eggs at the start of a
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        Winning project on elasticity off blood flow
        269 2  -  ANU BALA iy AN ENGINEERING student read so many medical journals for a final-year project that he became a walking encyclopaedia on blood circulation. Terms such as "femoral artery" and "cardio- vascular system" became everyday jargon for Mr Cheong Siah Chong. The research
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        16 2 THE deadline for photographic entries in the Halley's Comet Chase Contest has been extended to Wednesday.
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        Role reversal: It's the man behind the woman
        924 3 They are perhaps the most celebrated couple of the theatre in China. Xin Fengxia and husband Wu Zuguang are in Singapore to be judges of the national xiangsheng competition this week. They tell TAN BAN HUAT about their life and work together.
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        Lock icon Obesity afflicts China's first consumer-society generation
        717 3 THREE-year-old Chunhua, who has laughing eyes and rosy cheeks, is a beautiful child except for her obesity. She suffers from a disease afflicting China's first con-sumer-society generation. A doctor at Beijing's children's hospital, Yan Chun, says: "Since 1978, my department has dealt with nearly
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        First ancient Greek play in Chinese
        473 3 OEDIPUS REX is probably better known for the psychological complex named after him than for the Greek play that created the character of a man obsessed with his mother. The Oedipus Complex is a foreign concept to many Chinese. The Sophocles play, which was
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        222 3 THIS programme is compiled by Redlffu- "Vision and broadcast dai- f ttOilf| ly in Teochew, Hokklen LfSl S Learn and Cantonese. The Mandarin broadcast times over mfl u< SBC's Radio Four are 9 pm in Teochew and 11.45 pm in Hokklen on Mondays, 9 pm in Cantonese and 9.45 pm
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        Hopeful young artists with the right talent
        767 4  -  ZAHARIAN OSMAN By BEING a new institution, the St. Patrick's Arts Centre has not produced world-renowned artists nor has it been producing artists in great numbers. But this art institute of modest standard is helping many young budding artists to upgrade their talents.
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        721 5 51 Printing/ Copying Services '■.-HR. SERVICE name cards' Invoice, letter head. Completion •within 1 hr. Catalogues, invitation It cheap advertising cards. Blk 1015, «02-125 Geylang East Ave 3 *****35/ *****15 (Adeline) ALL KINOS OF Printing Matter. Namecards. Letterheads. Invoices, etc. Watson Press, »02-58 Golden Mile Tower. (Theatre) Beach Rd *****85'
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        568 6 64 Domestic Help 64 Domestic Help Available Available FILIPINO Xin THAI $220 SRI LANKAN $180 INDONESIAN $200 ($640) ts6M> (S77S) (SISSO) Atwe complete (Hacement lee includes Airfare $5000 Security Bond SIOOOOPA ki Mfiindifvmwntion Process Complete Oocumentahon YOU PAY NOTHING MOflf Uml ic anwil Guarantee 2 Years Contract UNIFORM PROVIOEO Our
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        571 6 Employment Agency Filipino Maids Package fee $600 includes documentation, security bond, medical fee. guaranteed replacement. NTUC Insurance Agency LOCAL or Filipino maid? Whatever your requirements be assured our morm than 1 2 yra recruitment experience will help you find suitable maid Details please call *****08/*****09 BOMBAY FILIPINO, Sri-Lankan maids available
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        484 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Foreign Bank requires POSITION i CLERK Qualification/ Experience: e Good GCE 'O* level or GCE 'A' level Preferably with some relevant working experience This position offers an excellent opportunity for advancement for the right Candidate. Remuneration will commensurate with qualification and experience. Applications stating qualification,
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        625 6 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales SALES SUPERVISOR (Furniture Dept) The Job Personnel planning and supervision of the sales team in the daily sales of furniture To always secure that our customers are taken care of to their full satisfaction To be responsible for the sales results in
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        367 6 (IMn. monthly I income Si ,500)1 i CAwksssW t OPPORT UNITIES An Inlei nalloiial Organisation requires RKPftCSCMTATIVCS (MALE/FEMALE) Experience not necessary but must be willing to learn Basic salary plus attractive commission. e Full CPF contribution. Promotional prospects are excellent 1 Please call personally at 1302, Lorong 1 Toa Payoh
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        818 6 71 Situations Vacant: MM tobMahsd company has Immedii vscoficy foe atALC SALES REPRESENTATIVE distribute pharmaceutical protfla to retail outlets applicants must possess class 3 driving licence $600 plus commission ttereeted applicants, plsass tel: *****05 MR. KOH. EMALE SALES CO-OROINATOR Preferably with experience In credit line. Basic salary plus commission. Transport
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        608 6 71 Situations Vacant: Sato MEET US If you are a winning sales person wanting to command your own salary < 10am to 6pm) «21-02 Peninsula Plaza SALESGIRL. EXPERIENCED IN furniture sales required Apply in person to Miss Teo, >04-21 Plaza.Slngapura, 12— 7p m SALES MANAGERESS REQUIRED on freelance basis Housewives/
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        619 7 Technical Technical Singapore Pte Ltd I ng, fast-paced and growing U.S. I company manufacturing high I y thick film hybrids, crystal I itors, cermet variable resistors, I lable attenuators and cermet I if networks invites suitably I ied candidates to fill the following I f% ITC NTC 2 in Electronics
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        50 7 vacancies AVAILABLE FOR Mechanical/ Electronics/ Electrical and Structural Draftmen urgently required for town and Jurong Preferably with NTC/ ITC certificates and must have working experience Call *****45 AIRCON. MECHANIC. Class 3 licence It 2 years" experience Interested call *****52/ 3 DRAUGHTSWOMAN. ARCHITECTURAL/ INTERIOR/ (iraphlc Cert Dip for showroom Tel 28M628
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        484 7 '< oiiuanoni vacant: Technical flf\ A leading Japanese manufacturer of precision engineering plastic components requires mm salary upon confirmation $700pm must have completed NS prepared to do 12-hr shift 3 days work 3 days off basis mm sec 4 education Good opportunity to learn a skill m injection moulding of
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        360 7 rs situations vacant: 73 situations Vacant: 73 Situations VacantProduction Production Production The Search sm A» r itt^^^LaaaaaaaaaWK /^^^bbbbbbbbbl BBBB^^L^BBBBaft^k bbbbbbbbbi b^^^^^^^^sbT aaaaal LbbbbVM I 1 j!!^S I I I I LaaL I I II sal LbbbbU 1■ I PRODUCTION OPEHATDRS (Female) Malaysians also wanted, the company will apply work permits
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        112 7 ■aWaiH^Ba^faaaaavau fl Slcctrontc B^HpTomponcnt* JOIN US FOR A STABLE CAREER 16 aOyrs Normal working hr» 5-day week Clean and simpto work WALK-IN INTERVIEW Mon-Frl tam to 4pnr Matsushita Electronic Components (S) Pf Ltd 3 BCaOH StHlltl HO V^TporeiMf 7 o Hotetef of Optoma in Chemical Process Technology a Production Engineering
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        317 7 73 Situation* Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: J Production Production USA I GEHMO I has immediate vacancies for: H Female Production I Operators I (2nd Shift: 3.25pm 11.50pm) Requirements: 18-35 years old Primary school education H or Permanent Residents K Interested applicants can call personaliyHg^ between 9.00am 4.00pm (Mon Fril for
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        45 7 Urgently requires K MALE I Q C ASST. Secondary education Experience desired but not essential Speak simple Manda- FEN rin top Completed N S Gross salary $420 pm. hiu Interested applicants, please call personally at: p Blk. 1009, Eunot Avr 6 Pa> #01-14/16 Singapore 1440
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        384 7 Situation* Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production female Production XV Operators ym Must be Singapore citizens' f I Age 16-30 years We provide: Attractive starting salary )J SdldrV Free transport at pick-up Jf 7 points $%7 Free tea/coffee breaks H'»-rvry Good working environment! DCT 5 -day week L I Incentive
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        345 8 73 Situaliomi Vacant: 73 Situation* Vacant: Production Production You cart earn between §M Toa Payoh Plant Ang Mo Kio Plant §M I PWHaaaaWW^kaaa^ I I r^2^l^a^aaw££alX^^Z CtAa£aaaaav£^^!^^^S I 8-hour permanent night 12 hour rotating shift I I shift \f»^ > rk 15 days a month 1 I ProthiftMly bonus Free
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        213 8 ESjH One of the largest ZZZZ refrigerator makers in SS the world has < I™ immediate vacancies for: TECHNICIANS (QC/ Maintenance/ I— Melting) Must have 4 completed National Service 1 Possess GCE O' ■j" level or NTC 3in ■as Electrical Fittings and Installations Able to work on 2 rotating shifts
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        303 8 73 Situations Vacant: Production GCE O'from Technical or Science stream with NTC 3 1-2 years' experience in a manufacturing environment GCE O' Technical or NTC 3 in Electronics Servicing Some QC experience preferred I Sec 2 and above, with I some factory I experience |t» Sec 2 and above, with
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        539 8 73 Situation* Vacant: Production A Leading Die Casting Ind In Jurong requires V ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER (MALE) a Minimum 1- 2 years experl ence 2. PROCESS SUPERVISORS (MALE) a Minimum 2- 3 years' expert ence In Manufacturing flek 3. TRAINEE DIE CASTING SUPERVISORS (MALE) Minimum Mechanical o Manufacturing Polyterhnli Graduates 4.
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        447 8 73 Situations Vacant: Production HITACHI CABLE (S) PTE LTD urgently requires r I Innl I I ■MTSTTniaI H luL^Ltiillilal j^pSßaiaßaHMlUUaaißaf II Above 18 years H Secondary 2 and above H Completed N.S Prepared to work on M 3 rotating shifts HI Attractive gross pay 1 I of $520 per month
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        454 8 74 Situation* Vacant: 74 Situation* Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous LIDO PALACE NITECLUB i has vacancies for I 1. Assistant Captains 2. Leading Hostesses 3. Waiters/ Waitresses Attractive remuneration a Good incentive scheme Medical benefits Free transport Interested applicants please call personally today or tomorrow between 3 pm. 9 pm. at: I
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        436 8 Singapore I Automotive I Engineering Pte Ltd Requires j ►^^^^•I^4*l 111) *V These guards will be^% 3) stationed at Ayer Ra|ah or Paya Lebar In' They must be willing to a work shifts Previous experience in a similar position will be advantageous of Gross commencing B ei salary around SS7OO
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        786 8 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous FEMALE DENTAL ASSISTANT raquirvd No experience necessary Training provided. writ* or call personally at: #02-279. SELEGIE COMPLEX SELEGIE ROAD SINGAPORE 0617 balwaan 2 4 30pm OANME DREW INTERNATIONAL requires BEAUTICIAN CUM MASSEUSE Age between 20-30 years Mln. 1 to 2 years working experience as Beautician/ Masseuse
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        671 8 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous URGENTLY REOUIRED PLASTERERS at Construction site Contact Mr. Robert Ht *****05 81 Vehicles For Hire I '^^B Rant from us for 7 days\^ and we only charge 5 day* Select from our selt-dnve as well as Malaysia^ permit cars and enioy this mcred'ble o^er PJj»l *****55
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        573 8 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance EASY LOANS FOR NEW AND USED CARS Low interest rates 4-year repayment Prompt service i UNITED OVEftSCAS FINANCE Tel: *****82(11 lines) *****41 *****13 *****33 APNO 3075 V j HITACHI LEASING (SINGAPORE) PTELTD offers new and used car loans at competitive interest rates. Mortgage loans also available
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        1013 9 87 For Sale: Mercedes CO REG NOV. 1980 M*r«W«M M Manual 1 owner Complete fac lory accessories Showrm roiui $24,500 ono (no repairs reud) Tel *****17 09. 200 SL Atito Completely re built by Cycle fc Carriage at over $20,000 Single digit regn no Superb cond Tel *****54 MERCEDES 200
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        830 9 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat M Fbrd«^ I^ICWS Ford of Japan ■■■■■■i Vl j} J. IT A V iiM,B Ford Laser Hatchback I.3GL $24,91 1 (PARF) Ford User Sedan I.3GL $25,211 (PARF) For details ring Regent Motors, Tel: *****88, *****77, *****19 or any of our authorised dealers.
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        653 9 93 For Sale: Honda ■01 HONDA PRELUOE 1602 c.< Manual, 1 owner, road tax 9/8 Low mileage. Used as 2nd ca Cassette. $14,500 Tel *****39 ■00 PRELUOC, AUTO. Pte owne aircon., cassette, sports rim Accident free $14,500 *****19 'S2 HONDA CIVIC 4-door. 1 pt owner, aircon., radio, cassett $17,500 on
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        808 9 97 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles ONE 1982 6 TON CRANE LORRY IN HINO WOODEN BODY. $22,000. Interested parties nuiy view the above at NO 1. KIAN TECK WAY OR CALL 2****** JOANNE AUG. '09 TRUCK refrigeration system fitted on to Toyota Dyna Just low, propelled dtesel. 1 (.wrier, rd tax
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        776 9 99 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT HIGHEST OFFER for all used cars non-PARF or PARF o Q, company or private o commercial vans and pickups trade In considered Contact MR. TAN *****22 (4 linos) day/ I HMD! ntght 11. KENSINGTON PARK ROAD SERANQOON GARDENS SINGAPORE 1t55 AN ATTRACIIVE CASH PAYMENT FOR
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        866 9 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Cluny HW a Exclusive double-storey bungalow 3 large air-conditioned bedrooms a Large patio for entertaining a Separate servants' quarters a Surrounded by greenery MatwWald Property Sar»ica» Tal: S33SOSI DUTCH CLUB VICINITY majestic d/storey bunglw 5 rms./ servant larga inground pool/ Mm. SWISS SCHOOL VtCWNTY modern bunglw
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        632 9 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Kim Tian Plaza I Apartments Tiong Bahru Stylish and Affordable 28 newly completed apartments for lease/sale Choice of 2 3 bedroom units Squash Court and roof garden for residents Shopping, banking, transport and all amenities within convenient reach. Close to proposed MRT
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        239 9 a.• .4 h tond f>i .v ■•••<t h B me cidn a Q,l ty homes 3 t |rm Brwanta im i' r y•• I T-, n !v> st beautitully lanj u If 'id ;miniuni a vcr, 1 »,itc a"d quiof civ a B<q s*irnrnmg pool. MnrM ■t a^d ch'ldrc" play
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        665 9 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments cfirdmore cParkJh OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxury apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road 3-bedrooms. lar&e lounge, ample pa king e Furnished or unfurnished e Average rental $3,600 pm mcl. service ct arge Visit our show flat. 10.«m to
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        1026 9 107 Accommodation Available Apartments MST.t NEW PENTHOUSE 5 bdrms study I guest Large anlartotn mant. living/ dining Expensive gourmet kitdwn Island view BEVERTON CT., FONT ANA HOTSBEVERLY HILLS. ANQULLIA MANS JERVOIS CT. 4 I bdrms Facilities $4,500 upward*. CAIRNHILL VIEW/ PLAZA. GAL LERIA. HIGH PT BALMORAL/ LUCKY TWRS 3/ 4
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        1082 10 iu/ Accommoaanon Available: Apartments DlO OEI TIONG Hun Pk new I p.tmir-il 2 1 rms unfurn ihu 1) 19 Orchid Matis seavievi 3rms turn $H.so HoaMI JW49OH 0 10 SOMMERVILLE PK aBSCMM 1. 2(XX) su ft Hl>mpic sizei s/pool. f facilities $2.»00 lit Real BBMtta '235yi»l 0 10 SOMMERVILLE PK
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        1023 10 iu/ Accommodation Available: Apartments y D.9 NEAR MANOARIN Hate I Spa 0 CMMM living dliung 3 bdrms P F furn $1,000 Admer *****66 I D.O OXLEY RO. Renovated 3J bdrm 4th storey walk-up apt d r furn $800 Tel *****88 D.t PENTHSE DESIGNED by Inte rlor decorator 3rms pool $3,500
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        862 10 112 Short Term Accommodation: Local/ Foreign CHONG TOWER Apt. mm for 1 week's stay. otnplt-tHy furnished with ("TV. IHfphone linen, fully f<|inppe<l with kitchenette M-ItOW s«"iunty. housekeeping Hi laundry service availHB Please rail SIMON NEO k *****22 a WILKIE RO. DIST 0»22 near Peaic Centre 1 room weekly S2OO. lionthly
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        958 10 113 For Sato: Houses 113 For Sato: Houses 113 For Sato: Houses I a^y^fc^^aJ^^aM^^***^^! aaaay facilities for W recreation. >J§ children's «^n fr playground. f ft^H^Jß aL-a^HCt^^** 1 I I BFnP^K Hf MRT ANC MO KW I l^jlt m^ML^M r *S^ m _-^b— vm^b_ «v*Tiri^r''^'' BB *HBVaVBBaMa^BBIaBTai B^ a^A r^BBBBBBvTI
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        705 10 FOR LEASE/ SALE 259C/ 259D Jin Besar 50/ 50A Lor.M Telok Kurau 1 Kim Chuan Lane. *****00 FULLY RENOVATED. S/STOREY terr close to Island Club, asking $238,000. *****01 (Agt.) GREENLEAF PLACE. $520,000 Ml Sinai Rise. $620,000. Jin. Lima Purut. $420,000. *****44/ *****48. SELETAR HILLS $385,000. Goldhlll Rise $420,000. Serangoon Gdn.
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        760 10 114 For Sato: Private Apartments D 1953, JADE TWR. 3 1 bdrms Ceramic, parquet Morning sun 1.600 sq ft K furn $250,000 on o. Tel *****90/ *****91. agt D2O THOMSON OR. Condo 3-1/2 years old 4 bdrms. Approx. 2150 sq ft Well kept Full facilities. $320,000 o.no Rolf *****11 DM
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        942 10 114 For Sato: Private 114 For Sate: Private 114 For Sale: Private I Apartments Apartments Apartments Seaview Apartments. I t LANDMARK TOWER***** I J Adjoining Manhattan House/San Centre, Chin Swee Road I nn i hill nvrrlnnlrinrj thr in irlr ll M W o^^^ fk »fl for a relaxing and happy
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        831 10 d 116 For Safe: HOB Apartments a- mbmb^SS^ES^BS^SS. I ALL 3-RM.: Circuit Rd blk 66 30/ Tanglin Halt blk 35 $20,000 Cle- menu blk 346' 371/ 432. Tanjong Pagar/ Chin Swee Rd $55 000 Tlong Bahru blk 21 Crawford »ll corner blk 467 Margaret Dr St >l- Georges Rd Lor
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        738 10 116 For Sato: HDB Apartments 3 RM. corner. Clementl Ave I. Blk 403 A M Kio. Blk 153 $49,000 ono Circuit Rd Blk 67 $24,000 ono *****11/ 2' 3. Mlpo 3-RM. MEI LING St Blk 160 tastefully renovated, good location, morning sun (Can use CPF") Call *****26. Mr Tan 5-RM.
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        375 10 116 For Sal*: HDB Apartment* 6 YRS CLEMENTI Blk 340 irm iMarhlr (iood from view Tel T22y80h5 776M74 117 Properties Wanted dtpi KvraNkKw T 'f»M 3 t «0««IT URVK(S X^y »»i«»s »ghiis hsjgmk SPORE S LEAWNG PROfESSIOHAL LICENSED AGENCY East Coast Rd. fiai*H. Scmctt Op«f» Est, Hoo t leoot Eab«
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        830 11 117 Properties Wanted H'SES ALONG STEVENS Rd IM land Kd Thotnsoi) Kd B tlmah vuiniiy reqd hy ready buyers Owners call Chambers 2.5M677 3/ 4/ 5 ROOM HUH Mat* at Teban (idn West c.mni Ghim Moh Clementi' AM Klo and any areas required urgently *****95 ALL AREA HOB. 3. 4.
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        813 11 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces I PRIME LIGHT INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX 1 1 M I nil Industrial U milll Building JALAN PEMIMPIN 2 cargoes and 1 passenger lift Tight Security system Clean and well maintained Competitive rentals ffß UNION TEXTILE CO. (PTE) LTD. I 37 Jalan Pemimpm. #01 01, Singapore
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        502 11 119 warenouses/ 119 Warenouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I f 1 rt T R A 1P f y w Hj HBUaMHaS I^^ J f**lM btfcjC^l^^Li^Lj^^^Ba^fc.^.^ ~^^HBw WAREHOUSE JBJ Bb^bZ I«O SO TT *^^H q cthdcu b^bV^^K^b^bM b^b^ 1 91 A en A- b^b^b^b^ Wnt Y Ul
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        504 11 4 SHENTON WAV SINGPAORC 010S e 22-storey building e Prestigious office premises available for letting e Strategically located In Singapore's financial centre e Carparklng facilities CONTACT SING APORC LAND LTD 222*312 $•00 INCLUSIVE. Manhattan Hse Outside CBD. 549 sq.ft. 5 mins drive to Orchard Rd/ Shenton Way. 2 partitioned executive
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        401 11 TABLE SPACE (SS6). Registration address ($10)/ Answering ($10)/ Telefax/ Telex/ Typing. *****12. TABLE. WE PROVBE registration address ($10)/ Answering ($10)/ Telex ($5) services *****09 THE PLAZA, OUTSBE CBD. 2200 sq ft. $180 ps f (Incl.) City Valuers *****74/5. VACANT OFFICE AT dlst.9 Orchard Plaza. Interested call *****86/ *****69. 1752 OR
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        566 11 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Space* Shop Spaces :|k^^5TALLS& KIOSKS AT SERANGOON BARGAIN BAZAAR Ideal for bargain items Low monthly rentals Month-to-month tenancy IN SBUNGOON PLAZA At Serangoon Road adjoining the President Merlin Hotel Numerous complementary attractions 2 department stores, 5 food outlets and many specialty shops. Overall
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        668 11 1 ORCHARD AREA food sUUs for ■k» Attractive rental Contact ■W***** Olna/ SO Ng IbIMMMSULA PLAZA, 351-1.004 f I sq ft for dental/ health/ traln■■llll, i tr »49fi ps.f *****21 PK. CTR. groundflr S3B H&^U water supply, good 3 side ri frontage LR Est *****73 I SHOPHSE. FOR RENT, 2300
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        564 11 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel ta4w MVMUI^ 8 Oa v s A rtffßM HVHU Fly/Cruise Jkll on board the Luxurious pi^J^Ulf 20,000 tons !A^ 'M/S ALEXAIMDR^ /g4<| 2o"l!-J Departure May 28 1 986 'Price inclusive of ai^are Sh,pbo.rd faai-fe, J^^Ti.'n^T" 110 1 amenities include full bo ard Fully atrconditionoo
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        312 12 147 Academic Course* ENGUSH A credit In English at "O" Level has an Important bearing on your future). We have specially programmed the following cl tor the OCE "O" LEVEL 19M EiMTWWtion* NEW CLASSES 1 Mon 2.00- 3.30pm 05/05 2) Mon 3.30- 5.00pm 05/05 3) Tues 2 00- 3 30pm
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        495 13 153 Driving Instruction CHAMPION DRIVING SCHOOL. Test Queenstown, Toa Payoh, Kampong Übl. Fetch/send arrangeable. Tel: *****08. LAMBERT'S DRJVMQ SCHOOL 10 Balmoral Road, 30 years of teaching experience won't fall you. Tel. *****94/ *****29. AFFABLE SENIOR INSTRUCTOR with high passing rate at circuit test. Tel: *****35. ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL. Fetch/ Send
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        634 13 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Salt N*. Itttt «f IMI BETWEEN OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED PUlatttb AND LIM HENG LEE DeCeadMt NOTICE OP ADVERTISEMENT To: lim Heag Lee Apt Bfeefc M OUU CwMMawealtfc Ctme atig»|»rf Wl4 TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against
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        644 13 I The Land Titles Act (Chapter 271) AM The Lm4 Title* (StntU) Art (Chapter 277) NOTICE Whereas pursuant to Section 32 of the Land Titles Act and Application No. A/***** dated 28th day of August 1985 has been made by JULIUS YEH and LEE SIN ENG alias IRENE LEE both
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        593 13 BAILIFF'S SALE I In the Subordinate Courts I of The Republic of I Singapore I Writ of Seizure I And B Sale No 1) 1112 of 1966 I 2) 1113 of 1986 In the Cause of Central Provident Fund Board Plaintiff Versus Shiffon Creation (S) P'eLtd Defendant AUCTION SALE OF
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        350 14 1 I TOOL PRODUCTS I An American hi-tech aluminium die- 8 casting component parts manufacturing I company, invites applications for iiH I Purchasing Officer H I Good knowledge of technical pur- I chasing such as aluminium ingots, machine coolants, cutting tools, plating chemicals, etc relating to die-casting fl manufacturing application.
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        644 14 GOVERNMENT OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Applications are invited from suitably qualiied applicants to fill the following vacancies in the JNIVERSITY OF BRUNEI DARUSSALAM, Min«try of Education and Health, Nogara Brunei torus salam. I ACCOUNTANT (CODE NUMBER: 028 11-014) SALARY SCALE: UB 1 EB 2 $2,450 $4,240 per month. QUALIFICATIONS AND
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        836 14 i p— I CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS INVITE APPLICANTS FOR THE POSITION OF District Sales Manager Cathay Pacific seek a District Sales Manager to coordinate the passenger sales and marketing activities in i Singapore. An ideal candidate would be a graduate in his/her j mid-thirties with at least three years experience
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        133 14 Be a classified armcha •hopper with The Strait Time* Classified 1 SHERIFF'S SALE In The High Courts Of The Republic Of Singapore I Suit No. ***** Of 1965 m Execution No. 1920 Of 1985 In The Cause Of I Elbiru Private Limited m Plaintiffs Versus Worldmarks Furniture Systems Pte Ltd
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        449 14 NOTICES NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE HOTELS LICENSING BOARD SINGAPORE Notice is hereby given that the Hotels Licensing Board w* commence its next quarterly session at Court No 1. Subordinate Courts Complex. Upper Cross Street. Singapore on Wednesday, 4 June 1986 at 10.30am to consider the following: (i) Applications
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        335 15 BAILIFF'S SALE I In the Subordinate I Courts of the Republic I of Singapore I Writ of Distress I no: 82 of 1986 I Between I YamMin Kalerprtor I Pie I.UJ 1 Platetlfls I Wu« IJ HwH I IWrndant I AUCTION SAI.K OP I Ballet shoes, tights, le- I otards.
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        742 15 in inr. niuii iui n ur uir. REPI BLM UP SINGAPORE rOMPANIKB HIMMM.It' 79 OF IKK In thr matter of thr ompanlrs Art Chapter 185 Aad la tke matter of LAKE-GARDRN FLOATING RRSTAIRANT ft COFFRK HOI SK PTR LTD (Incorpuratrd la the Republic of Singapore) (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) ADVERTISEMENT OP
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        396 16 AT ALL THE RKIhT PI ACES. IN .All IHE BEST »fIS MERUN INN MELAKA AT COMFORTABLE RATES Asol IslKebruan to 3 1st December 1 986. MtJ^IJN INN MU J\KAhas specially reduced its room rates Here's your opportunity to conduct your business I interests in a hotel that boasts of excellent
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        163 16 Emma ItartC was the heroine ofßarbara Taylor [Bradford's mult i million copy bestseller A WOMAN Of SUBSTANCE I I Now she is 80 years old and ready to 5 I hand over the reins of the vast I Q li business empire she has created. I h^ I To her
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        709 16 SUN TAN By Coiiette PEANUTS By Schulz TrMntMair^A wff*;} TT^^TFLcoirscASDrT E3 I i 1 r~? r 1 i 1 i 1 O(-eHD.M«tiOO*UM>lMe< o °(ftePA/ATHESTC^i*MH) F3\ hE" IJJv. I 'MATS RI6MT CON6RATJLATIONS .°X H THf F c >^\^£ DiShc'S AND DiSPosc -^3 VOu v E BEE|SJ ELECTEE? S, /fc^^^-^^ /^TWANK^CDU^ QUEEN
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        676 17 The Kids in a class of their own The Centrepoint Kids flocked across the road to present their very own concert Star Parade 86. KANNAN CHANDRAN applauds their verve and vitality. IT WAS their night. They congregated in loud colours, raising a loud chatter in the Mandarin Hotel's otherwise formidable
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        547 17 CAROLINE NGUI, who was in Adelaide recently, writes about two small shows which turned out to be pretty big stuff. TO WRITE his latest play, David Holman went back to school. For three weeks and in more than 12 schools, Holman, the cast from
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        358 17 IT WAS terribly fascinating to watch Smalls by Handspan Theatre. Held in a dark, unsophisticated little hole of a room, with the audience seated on plastic chairs and the floor, it goes to show that good theatre can make its home just about anywhere. There
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        80 17 If you are holding an event you want our readers to know about, fill in the coupon and send it to: What's On, Section 2, The Straits Times, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore 0923. Your coupon should reach us three days before the event. Name of event: Staged/presented by: Venue.
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        738 17 What's On PERFORMANCES ends and public holidays. NEWLYWEDS. In English, by tralian High Commission from THE CHANGI PHOTOGRA- 11.15 am 6.15 pm daily. AdOPERA BY FOSHAN COMPETITION Mls s Arulanandam, of the 8.30 am 4.30 pm, is a64 m- PHER EXHIBITION. Featur- mission: $2 for adults and $1 TROIPE FROM
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        1386 18 Kill l|l m a bt> a unhappy environment by send- wLm "J aav inKrF srr« Emma's head rules '"Cc^SLndl, rfi IPWaW aaV ir^9 a^^h^.l^^ But Calvin resists and, out I "^1 H^ a^.^^^si LW TT^P^ii^B^iatX. o EMMAS (Jenny «ma» Iwu» ImmmA of spite, appoints a stern and ji P X^^T
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